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2.1.4. Equality Flag
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What does the equality flag indicate?
Hint
Think about comparisons in programming.
- 2.
What happens to the equality flag when two numbers are not equal?
Hint
Consider the definition of equality.
- 3.
What does the equality flag represent?
- A. Overflow status
- B. Operand equality
- C. Sign of the result
Hint
Think about what the flag is checking.
- 4.
True or False: The carry flag indicates if overflow has occurred.
- True
- False
Hint
Relate carry to exceeding limits.
- 5.
If you add two signed 8-bit integers whose binary representations are 11001100 and 00110011, what flags are set or reset?
Hint
Perform the addition and observe the binary output.
- 6.
How would the assembly language handle multiple comparisons using the equality flag?
Hint
Think about how conditional statements dictate program flow.
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